Episode 62: UX Design for Animators – A Chat with Issara Willenskomer
By School of Motion
Published: Mar 19, 2019“
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From TrendHunter.com – Design Trends –Extravagant Mansion Installations – Guillermo Santomà's Creations Offer a Striking Juxtaposition (TrendHunter.com):
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(TrendHunter.com) Guillermo Santomà‘s maximalist installations adorn the interior of this extravagant mansion in Madrid. The Barcelona-based designer's “site-specific spatial interventions”…
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[#Cool #Toys] Shapeshifting Touch Interface Mouses – The Microsoft Arc Surface Adjusts According to Your Needs (TrendHunter.com)
From TrendHunter.com – Cool Gadgets and Gifts –Shapeshifting Touch Interface Mouses – The Microsoft Arc Surface Adjusts According to Your Needs (TrendHunter.com):
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(TrendHunter.com) The Microsoft Arc Surface is a multifunctional solution for consumers who are looking for a better way to perform digital tasks by implementing a shapeshifting peripheral. The mouse doesn't…
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From TrendHunter.com – Design Trends –Incredibly Whimsical Bakery Identities – A Friend of Mine Facilitates Uplifting Branding for Rollers (TrendHunter.com):
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(TrendHunter.com) The bakery identity of this establishment in Manly, Sydney is bound to draw in clientele due to its inherently ethereal and photo-friendly aesthetic. The bakehouse is located away from busy traffic…
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[#Money #Success] 15 Things POOR People Waste Money On
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[#Marketing #Strategy] Top 100 Branding Trends in March – From Japanese Flavor-Inspired Gins to Full-Spectrum Hemp Oils (TrendHunter.com)
From TrendHunter.com – Marketing Strategy –Top 100 Branding Trends in March – From Japanese Flavor-Inspired Gins to Full-Spectrum Hemp Oils (TrendHunter.com):
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(TrendHunter.com) These March 2019 branding examples showcase how companies approach the aesthetic of their identity. Staying on the cutting-edge of one's industry entails high-quality products, an incessant…
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